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As newspaper executives struggle over whether the news should be digital first, tablet first, SMS first or print first, readers know exactly what they want their local newspaper to be -- community first.
Reading a newspaper is not like reading a novel, a magazine, a history book, poetry, prose or any other type of literature.
Newspapers are not about what has happened in the past, what is happening some place else, or what happens in an author's imagination.
Newspapers are about us.
Newspapers are about our child's first school field trip, a Friday night high school football game, a livestock show at the county fair or an increase in our property tax rate.
At least those are the things that a relevant newspaper is all about whether you read it online or sit down with a morning cup of coffee and enjoy the traditional printed edition the way it was meant to be.
Newspapers -- viable, strong, growing, thriving newspapers -- are all about the communities they serve.
Sure, in the interest of transparency, some newspapers have struggled in recent years.
Many more are growing.
So what's the difference between the newspapers on a downward spiral and those that are adding days of publication, adding staff and printing more sections and pages than ever before?
Really, it is not all that complicated.
In fact, it is rather basic.
The difference is community.
Newspapers, like any business or individual, will always struggle when they stop doing the things they do well.
In a quest to be more modern, to be more business savvy, or to use more silicon, we cannot lose sight of the single most important characteristic and historically important aspect of a quality newspaper: you, our readers.
We hold public officials accountable, advocate for openness in government and champion the cause of ordinary citizens, because we are committed to the neighborhoods, cities, county and coverage area we serve.
Newspapers do not make the news. They report it.
Of course, a newspaper wants to celebrate its community. We share the great human interest stories, provide a slice of life in the county, highlight worthwhile causes, focus on interesting people and most especially on our young people with every edition.
With intelligent, thoughtful, compelling commentary, coupled with clearly written, straightforward news reporting, we work every day to tell the truth and in that way we remain a vital and positive part of the community.
The newspaper belongs to the community.
That is why we work every day to give citizens a voice, to empower them and tell their stories.
Newspapers, the good ones, still make a difference in the communities they serve.
As newspaper reporters, editors and staff, we have the weekly opportunity to do something -- something that matters to our community and in all of our lives.
As long as people still read, still care about their quality of life, still love the place they call home and still pay taxes, newspapers that retain their role as watchdogs of government and that celebrate the lives of ordinary people will remain relevant, will matter to the community and be a part of your every day life.
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Dogma and doctrine should not get in the way of practicing Love, who is God. Doctrines can be interesting: they help us understand the origins and background of our religion. But repeating creeds is not the price of admission into Christianity. Instead of caring whether the story of Jesus' resurrection was a fact or a myth, let's look in the story for inspiration to turn from the way of death to the way of life. Let's care about our neighbors without jobs or health insurance, face the resentment in our hearts that needs to be released, become activist citizens, and learn to bring our careers in alignment with our highest values. Let's gather in churches, soup kitchens, work-places, living rooms, and cafés to support each other in doing things that matter, and let go of old doctrines that don't.read more
The dry bones raised by Ezekiel are a metaphor for those who died in the service of God's justice: those who died working to restore God's distributive justice-compassion to God's Earth, and who themselves never saw the transformation. The army of dry bones is an army exiled from justice. Fairness demands that if Jesus was resurrected into an Earth transformed into God's realm of justice-compassion, then all the other martyrs who died too soon should also be raised with him. "But in fact," Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 15:20, "Christ has been raised from the dead, the first fruits of those who have died." It is the Christ – the transformed and transfigured post-Easter Jesus – who has started that general resurrection, which restores justice-compassion to a transformed Earth. The transformation has begun with Jesus, and continues with you and me – IF we sign on to the program.read more
Lighting the altar candles
White candle in the center:
Mother of all life, soul of our being, center of all our longing,
who shines for all and flows through all,
Be with us, guide us, now and always.
I don't believe in any of the religions
I believe that there is only one God.
A Universal god.
Celebrate our life together, giving birth in many ways;
Father-Mother Love is with us, leading to a better day.
Equal partners 'round the table, family groups of every kind
show us how to nurture kindness, new creation's joy to find.read more
In contemporary speech the word spiritual is more associated with personal or private experience, while the word religious is usually connected to communal, institutional, and organizational religious life. Those who identify themselves as spiritual but not religious reject traditional organized religion as the sole or the most valuable means of advancing one's spiritual growth.read more
Peter Joseph of Zeitgeist and Steve Roberson of Project Peace On Earth join to write and produce (produced/directed by Peter) the inner connected message of love inherent to all major religious teachings.read more
Is the lingering importance of "Good Samaritan Jesus" for the religiously unaffiliated a yearning for a more ethically engaged, prophetic Christianity?read more
Authors covered in this study guide are Sanford, Kidd, Cobb, Mesle, Holloway, Spong.read more
5 Books are covered in this progressive christian books study guideread more
From beginning to each ending
God is within.
Human and divine keep blending;
God is within.
One breath; one breath at time,
a breath-on-breath is all we get:
and you cannot take it with you
It's vitally important to challenge views of God and religion that are leading to so much division and violence in today's world. This demands courage and creativity. ~ Joanna Manningread more
You are not separate from the whole. You are one with the sun, the earth, the air. You don't have a life. You are life. ~Eckhart Tolleread more
"Theologian may quarrel, but the mystics of the world speak the same language"read more
Once an idea has been embraced by the larger community, it settles into the realm of the status quo. No longer representing cutting edge thought about the particular issue it addressed, it becomes accepted as the norm.read more
Here's how many progressive Christians approach, discern, and interpret the Bible…read more
In the Religious Science philosophy, no attempt is made to rob Jesus of his greatness or to refute his teachings. Indeed, it is based upon the words and the works of this, the most remarkable personality that every graced our planet with his presence; and until a greater figure appears, Jesus will still remain the great Way shower to mankind.read more

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Thursday, March 7th, 2013 Obituaries in The Daily Standard
Local Obituaries
Ruth E. Littlefield, 102, formerly of St. Marys, died March 4, 2013, at Alden Towne Manor, Chicago, Ill. Funeral rites are noon Saturday at Miller Funeral Home, St. Marys, the Rev. Bill Maki officiant. Burial will follow at Elm . . .
Jeanette M. Watercutter, 74, Fort Loramie, passed away of natural causes March 6, 2013, at her home. She was born Aug. 7, 1938, in Newport, to August C. and Eulena M. Grilliot Sherman. On May 10, 1958, at Sts. Peter and Paul Ca . . .
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- Prescription for Winning: Doctors Rake in Campaign Cash from Medical ConnectionsMarch 26, 2014 9:30 AM
Professionals in health care look after their own.
- An Unexpected Challenge to Enzi in Wyoming: Calling All Donors!July 8, 2013 4:15 PM
In each of his three elections, Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) has made short work of his opponents, cruising to easy victories in the conservative-friendly state. But he may need to ramp up his fundraising -- he could face a primary challenger with ample name recognition.
- Natural Gas Producers Pushing, Against Chemical Cos., to End Export RestrictionsJune 17, 2013 8:00 AM
Market prices for liquefied natural gas are typically higher abroad, and API's member companies could reap vast profits overseas. But the fight to drop export restrictions is pitting them against another strong presence in Washington with whom they are sometimes allied: domestic users of their products, including DOW Chemical.
- Capital Eye Opener, Nov. 7 (The Day After): Incumbents Who Dominated Both Money and Votes, FreedomWorks' Bad Day, and MoreNovember 7, 2012 11:51 AM
Some incumbents blew their challengers right off the field with both fundraising and vote-getting. Also, FreedomWorks strikes out in the races where it spent the most money.
- BP Keeps Low Profile Two Years LaterApril 20, 2012 12:36 PM
As one of the largest corporations in the world, BP has always had a healthy presence here, but its involvement with politicians mostly came to a screeching halt after the Deep Water Horizon exploded and oil began gushing. Whether it was due to politicians refusing to take the money (which actually did happen) or BP trying to keep a low profile, the British oil money did stop flowing into Washington -- faster, in fact, than the actual oil stopped flowing into the Gulf. The company revived its Washington operations last year, but the comeback has been slow.
- Races to Watch VI: Candidates Backed by PACsOctober 1, 2008 4:45 PM
More than a quarter of the money raised by congressional candidates on the November ballot has come from business and labor PACs, not from individual donors, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics. Capital Eye has profiled some races where labor union and business PAC money is playing the largest role.
- Races to Watch IV: Money Flowing from Oil and Gas September 29, 2008 3:37 PM
The oil and gas industry, under the spotlight this fall with energy at the forefront of political discourse, isn't hesitating to put some of its record profits into the hands of candidates who support its cause (or those it's seeking to convert). So far this election cycle, the oil and gas industry has given $12.3 million total to congressional candidates. The nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics has identified the candidates who have received the most money from oil and gas interests in this election cycle, and Capital Eye selected a few races to more deeply examine the impact of well-digger dollars on politics.
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Guys that know you are personally a coward despite never meeting you or holding a real conversation with you (psychic or stalker):
5-3, guess I'm not tanking after all.
Miller held Kidd to 6 points!!!!! Bibby has been the scorer I've needed!! Moiso has been racking up points and rebounds!!!! I like my future!!
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I mean Ming is the ideal pick but Stoudamire, Prince, Boozer would be a great
Between Gasol, Marbury, Battier, and Prince you would be looking at 18 million. That leaves 25 million with only one starter spot left to fill.
i was pissed about Kobe. He keeps telling me how I have the best offer then he never responds again and just leaves me hanging. Lost a lot of e-respect from me.
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BETHANY - The Bethany Woman's Club, General Federation of Woman's Clubs, met Nov. 19 at Bethany Memorial Church with President Helen Moren presiding.
Devotions were led by Judy VanHorn, using a Thanksgiving theme. Reports were heard from Secretary Beverly Chambers and Treasurer Judy Pyle. Moren reported on the Connections program on Oct. 17 and Make A Difference Day.
The club delivered meals to 10 families in the community and on Nov. 13, a spaghetti dinner was held, honoring 14 veterans. Nine stockings were sewn and filled for Boatsie's Boxes to send to servicemen and women serving overseas.
Favors were made for Ann's Country Retreat and Valley Haven Nursing Home. Donations also were made to the window fund at Bethany Memorial Church, Anna Jarvis Home, Pearl Buck Foundation 1734 Society, Camp Mountain Heart, GFWC-WV Scholarship and the GFWC state president's project, Camp Kno Koma; and district president's hunger project.
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Kepp these people our friends and neighbors and our county in your prayers: Linda Bingham, Rubie Cavender, Mary Campbell, Chynne Connell, Rita Cofield, Dorthy Junior, Violet Morrow, Nysa Nelson, Gerald and Barbara Perkins, Ron Reager, Andrea, Louise and Wanda Smith, Genevea Sutton, John and Diann Tanner, Cathy and Phil Wortham, Brandon Nolen.
Father teach us to take responsibility for our own actions and thoughts. Keep us deposit our burdens at the cross.
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Paddle Ball: Bipolar
This was a pun that was just inevitable. Bipolar disorder runs in my family and I would like to take the time to blame any time that the comic does not get done on it. =)
good for you and i bet you will.
paddle ball!
wHERED'HE GET THE PADDLE BALL?? Plus, its kind of stingy not to let him use it when HES not the one tied up in a Knot!!
What's bipolar mean really?
yeah Sheena what dose bipolar mean any way (and osborne shouldnt say wally has a mental disorder when hes the one tied up by a paddle ball) =) =)
Shiver me timbers, them's some great inforimaton.
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I like Wally's expression in the 3rd panel!
crazycat12: BONKBONKBONKBONKBONKBONKBONKBONKBONKBONKBONK
Sheena: It means disoder!
OrAnGe JuIcE: At a research station?
Izzieluv: It's because, 'cause or 'cos, noot cus.
axis: Yay!
bobo: What do you mean?
lol….niiice….im in the top 10..yay!
YES poppy it is a disorder. We know. What sheena is asking is what is BIPOLAR disorder
um poppy ur being really rood and bypoler disorder is when you go fromextreem happieness to extreemk saddness.I have obsesive compulsive disorder(OCD)
oh poppy it can't be cos and it can also be cuz
Maybe Osbornes' a bit biopolar. Hes using a paddle ball, for crying out loud.
this is my favorite so far, love your stuff keep it up!
Bipolar? That's a funny name for a polar bear who lives in Antarctica. LOL.=)
ousborne is kinda mean for not sharing his paddle ball!
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Your Next Trackpad And Keyboard Will Be Wafer Thin
If you've been complaining about the thickness of your trackpad, Synaptics has something to show you. Their new Forcepad trackpad technology is wafer thin and uses a capacitive force sensor to register clicks and taps. The new trackpad offers 64 levels of sensitivity and can sense five fingers at once. There is no physical switch inside the trackpad so you won't be able to "click" the pad anymore… Read More
Woot! A $200 32GB HP TouchPad
Yeah, it's not $99 and it's refurbished but it's still a TouchPad. The tablet was once heralded as an iPad killer. Now, I'm not sure if it could even kill a Notion Ink Adam in a head-to-head sales battle. But still, thanks to an honestly smart move from HP, the TouchPad and webOS is valuable to some in the development community. But you better act fast like previous TouchPad offers. This deal… Read More
The HP TouchPad Rides Back Into Town On Woot's Back
Somewhere, someone out there is curled in a corner, sobbing because they missed out on the last HP TouchPad sale. Ebay messed up, he says. It wasn't his fault. He clicked the button but Ebay's servers crashed. So now he's alone. Left to sulk in his missed opportunities. But fear not, friend! I bring you great news from the land of the Internet! Woot finagled another batch of TouchPad tablets! Read More
HP Sends $19 Refunds To Overcharged TouchPad Sale Partakers
If you were one of the lucky few that managed to snag a TouchPad during HP's (maybe) final fire sale of TouchPad inventory two weeks ago, you might be receiving a little present soon via PayPal. It seems that some people were charged quite a bit extra for shipping. It seems a bit fussy to complain about when you're getting a device like this for such a ridiculous price, but hey, not everyone… Read More
The $99 TouchPad Sale Overwhelms Ebay As Consumers Snatch Up The Discontinued Tablet
And like that they're gone. $99 TouchPads hit ebay right on schedule and were gone within minutes. But that's to be expected, really. It's not often that a solid piece of hardware like the TouchPad is available for so cheap. And thanks to HP's recent moves, the tablet's operating system, webOS, will be around at least in some capacity for as long as there's a demand (and developers). The sale… Read More
HP Is Reviving The $99 TouchPad Firesale! Refurb Models To Hit HP's Ebay Store On 12/11
Get your clicking fingers ready! These boys are going to go fast. Starting Sunday, December 11th at 6:00 p.m. Central time, 16GB and 32GB Touchpads will be available on HP's ebay store. A $79 accessory bundle will also be available, which includes a case, charging dock and wireless keyboard. Look for them in the laptop section. As you would expect, there are some caveats with this deal with… Read More
Surprise: HP Is Squeezing Every Possible Penny From The Canceled TouchPad
The $99 TouchPad fire sale was the best way to close the book on webOS and the TouchPad itself. It got the TouchPad into the hands of the fans. Only those that cared about the product lined up outside of Best Buy to grab one of the cheap notebooks. It's also probably safe to say that most of these people do not have any interest in HP's crapware notebooks. These people just wanted a solid tablet… Read More
TigerDirect Jumps On Bundle Bandwagon With $279 TouchPad Deal
It looks like Best Buy managed to let a few of those 32GB TouchPads slip through their fingers, as TigerDirect has concocted a $279 bundle around HP's stillborn tablet. Yep, people looking to score a TouchPad on the cheap may need to look elsewhere (good luck, by the way). There always seems to be a catch when it comes to TouchPad deals, and TigerDirect is more than happy to oblige. Read More
Best Buy Has 32GB TouchPads For $149, But There's A Catch
Here's one to file under "completely unexpected" -- remember HP's long-dead TouchPad? Well, apparently it's got some life it in yet, as Best Buy will be allowing their customers to purchase a 32GB model for $149 so long as they buy an HP computer at the same time. The deal starts on November 1, and I suspect Best Buy and HP will be hyping it like crazy next week. This whole thing begs a far… Read More
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The head of HP's open source initiative, Phil Robb, took umbrage when Touchpad lovers found Android running on some HP Touchpads and clamored for the source code. Robb, who is in charge of handling open source software and distribution for the company, said there was never an Android made for the Touchpad and there is no way it could have shown up on the Touchpads, even through factory error. Read More
HP's Internal $99 TouchPad Sale More Popular Than Expected, Crushes Web Server
People love the $99 TouchPad including HP employees. The TouchPad hit the HP's employee purchasing program yesterday and potential buyers showed up en mass, promptly crashing the servers. It's unclear how many TouchPads were sold, but my HP source didn't manage to snag a cheap TouchPad yet. Instead, he received (and forwarded) an email detailing the problem and warning employees not to bother the… Read More
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It's not very often I get to write that it's a good day to be an HP employee. But it's also not everyday that HP employees are offered some of the last TouchPads. The company is set to release a final batch of the $99/$149 HP TouchPads to employees starting September 28th at 9:00am PDT. This is per an email I received from an HP employee (embedded after the jump), which notes TouchPads are… Read More
The Touchpad Is Back (Briefly) In The UK
Gor blimey, Danger Mouse! The Touchpad suddenly appeared at UK retailed PC World for a mere $398, a far cry from the impressive $99 models offered on this side of the pond. Read More
Android TouchPad Project Finally Gets Working Touch Screens
Regardless of your thoughts on what OS should be used on HP's TouchPad, work on getting a fully-featured version of Android up and running continues unabated. There's been a lot of progress in the past few weeks, but a group of devs revealed today that one crucial piece of the puzzle has just been popped into place: the touch screen finally works! Read More
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Hold on to something tight, webOS geeks. Your favorite tablet, which I can only assume is the TouchPad, might not be the last webOS tablet incarnation from HP. An HP excutive and former webOS VP recently stated that the company could resurrect the TouchPad stating to Reuters, "tablet computing is a segment of the market that's relevant, absolutely." But let's hope that HP's Personal Systems Group… Read More
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There have been a flurry of efforts in recent days aimed at getting a workable version of Android up-and-running on the webOS-based HP TouchPad. The mission has been funded in part by modding community called HackNMod, which is hoping to give the tablet's early adopters an operating system with a more certain future: Android. It appears that the CyanogenMod team has finally made that happen. Read More
HP TouchPad Android Port Bounty Now Over $2,000
The bounty to get a workable version of the Android operating system installed on the now-discontinued HP TouchPad is up to $2,000+, as of today. As we previously reported, the goal of this project is to get some version of Android 2.x onto the TouchPad and, most importantly, stable. If successful, this effort will help keep the HP tablet a little more relevant to those unfortunate early… Read More
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We've long wanted to put together a videocast for TCTV focusing on gadgets but, because we were too lazy, it never happened... until now. Please excuse the quality as we're working out the bugs but we wanted to get something up this week, thereby ensuring we actually do this on a regular basis. This episode is all about tablets. First we talk about Samsung's belief that 2001 is prior art in the… Read More


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Comments: I own over 200 of these lures in green pumpkin. simply because they are so great and i'm afraid they will stop making them so i bought a lifetime supply. enough said.
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This Season: 6-5-3 overall, 4-1-2 in Colonial Athletic Association
JMU Last Season (2011): 13-5-2 overall; 8-3-0 (1st place) CAA; CAA Tournament semifinalist; NCAA Tournament Round of 16
Last Week:
The Dukes won 2-1 at George Mason on Oct. 20.
This Week:
William and Mary at JMU
When: Wednesday, Oct. 24, 7 p.m.
Where: University Park, Harrisonburg, Va. | University Park Fan Page (includes directions)
Admission: Free
Parking: Free
Multimedia: Live Stats | Free Live Videostreaming on MadiZONE on JMUSports.com. Pregame begins at 6:45 p.m. Coverage is in HD and includes commentary by Curt Dudley, three camera angles, graphics, and replay. The file will also be archived for future viewing. (NOTE: MadiZONE does require registration for the viewer.)
Georgia State at JMU
When: Sunday, Oct. 28, 1 p.m.
Where: University Park, Harrisonburg, Va. | University Park Fan Page (includes directions)
Admission: Free
Parking: Free
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Scouting William and Mary:
Record: 3-9-3, 1-4-2 CAA
CAA Wins: at ODU (2-1)
CAA Losses: at home to Drexel (0-3), UNCW (0-3) and Georgia State (1-2), at George Mason (0-2)
CAA Ties: at home vs. Northeastern (1-1, 2 OT), at Towson (1-1, 2 OT)
Preseason Conference Coaches Poll: Picked 4th
Of Note: The Tribe picked up its first league victory of the season in its last game, when W&M won 2-1 at ODU on Oct. 17 to end ODU's home unbeaten streak at 14 games (12-0-2).
The Series with William and Mary: JMU leads the series 20-18-8. Over the last 10 meetings the Dukes lead the series 7-1-2. The one W&M win during that span was a 2-1 victory in 2010, the last time the teams played in Harrisonburg. Prior to that the Dukes had not lost to the Tribe since 2002.
JMU vs. William and Mary All-Time
JMU leads the series 21-18-8.
Home: 10-6-3
Away: 7-7-4
Neutral: 4-4-0
Site N/A: 0-1-1
Date, Result, Score, Site
10/28/69, L, 0-6, n/a
10/17/70, T, 3-3, n/a
10/17/72, W, 3-0, Away
9/20/74, W, 2-0, Home
10/6/78, W, 1-0, Norfolk, Va. (ODU)
11/8/78, L, 1-2, Away%
11/11/79, L, 0-1, Home%%
11/16/80, L, 2-3, Norfolk, Va.(ODU), VIL Semifinals
10/20/81, L, 1-3, OT, Home
11/7/82, L, 0-4, Away
11/6/83, W, 1-0, Home
11/4/84, L, 0-1, Away
11/3/85, L, 1-2, OT, Home
11/1/86, T, 0-0, OT, Away
10/31/87, L, 0-3, Home
10/29/88, L, 0-3, Away
10/28/89, T, 1-1, OT, Home
10/27/90, W, 2-0, Away
10/26/91, W, 2-1, Home
11/8/91, W, 1-0, Norfolk, Va. (ODU), CAA semis
10/24/92, T, 2-2, OT, Away
11/8/92, W, 2-1, Norfolk, Va. (ODU), CAA final
10/23/93, W, 2-0, Home
10/22/94, T, 1-1, OT, Away
11/13/94, W, 3-1, Away, CAA final
10/21/95, L, 0-4, Home
10/19/96, L, 0-3, Away
11/17/96, L, 0-2, Wilmington, N.C., CAA final
10/18/97, T, 2-2, 2 OT, Home
9/23/98, W, 2-1, 2 OT, Away
11/13/98, L, 0-1, Virginia Beach, Va., CAA semis
10/20/99, W, 4-0, Home
10/18/00, L, 1-2, OT, Away
11/12/00, L, 0-4, Virginia Beach, Va., CAA final
10/20/01, W, 2-1, Home
11/16/01, W, 2-0, Virginia Beach, Va., CAA semis
10/11/02, L, 1-2, Away
11/2/03, W, 4-1, Home
11/11/03, W, 2-0, Home, CAA first round
10/24/04, W, 1-0, 2 OT, Away
10/21/05, T, 0-0, 2 OT, Away
10/10/06, T, 2-2, 2 OT, Home
10/12/07, W, 3-2, OT, Away
10/1/08, W, 2-1, Home
10/14/09, W, 3-2, Away
10/20/10, L, 1-2, Home
10/19/11, W, 1-0, Away
Scouting Georgia State:
Record: 4-10-0, 1-6-0 CAA (entering Oct. 24 home game vs. ODU)
CAA Wins: at W&M (2-1)
CAA Losses: at home to Delaware (2-3), Northeastern (1-3) and Drexel (0-1), at Towson (0-1), Hofstra (0-1) and UNCW (1-2)
Preseason Conference Coaches Poll: Picked 7th
Of Note: Six of the Panthers' seven CAA games have been decided by a single goal.
The Series with Georgia State: JMU leads the series5-2, but the Panthers have won two of the last three meetings.
Five of the seven games in the series were decided by a single goal.
JMU vs. Georgia State All-Time
JMU leads the series 5-2-0.
Home: 2-1-0
Away: 3-1-0
Neutral: 0-0-0
Date, Result, Score, Site
10/7/05, W, 1-0, Away
9/22/06, W, 2-1, Home
11/02/07, W, 2-1, 2 OT, Away
10/18/08, W, 2-0, Home
10/17/09, L, 0-2, Away
10/23/10, L, 0-1, OT, Home
10/23/, W, 1-0, Away
Seniors Recognized Prior to Georgia State Game: JMU's senior class will be recognized prior to kick off vs. Georgia State on Oct. 28. Dukes seniors include Rahul Chaudhry, Gene Daniels, Christian McLaughlin, Trey Messiah, Dale Robins-Bailey and Paul Wyatt.
Wyatt Nets Career Goal #25: Senior Paul Wyatt scored his team-leading sixth goal and 25th career goal in the Dukes' 2-1 win at George Mason on Oct. 20. He remains in 16th place on JMU's all-time goals list but is just one goal away from 15th place.
Grant Records Another Game-Winner: Sophomore Josh Grant scored his third game-winning goal of the season on a header in the 75th minute in JMU's 2-1 victory at George Mason on Oct. 20.
He is the only JMU player with multiple game-winning goals. Grant ranks second on the team with five goals this season.
Another Close One: JMU's Oct. 20 2-1 win at George Mason marked the eighth time in 14 games that a Dukes match has been decided by a single goal. JMU has a 4-4 record in one-goal games and is 4-2 in its last six one-goal games.
Dukes Alum Plays for Jamaica in World Cup Qualifier: Former JMU player Joel Senior played more than a third of the game in Jamaica's 4-1 win over Antigua and Barbuda on Oct. 16 in Kingston.
He entered the World Cup qualifying match in the 58th minute at National Stadium.
With the win Jamaica joined the United States, Panama, Honduras, Costa Rica and Mexico in advancing to the fourth and final round of CONCACAF qualifying.
Senior was a two-year starter for the Dukes in the 2008 and 2009 seasons. He earned All-CAA Third Team honors in 2009.
Six Opponents Projected for NCAA Field: Six of the Dukes' opponents are projected to be among the 48 teams in the 2012 NCAA Tournament field, according to the website TopDrawerSoccer.com. The weekly rankings are a running attempt to project the postseason NCAA Tournament qualifiers, including every automatic conference berth. The Week 10 rankings were released Oct. 22.
The list includes:
#3 North Carolina (Sept. 11 (W 1-0)
#10 Georgetown (Sept. 25) (L 0-1)
#19 Old Dominion (Oct. 3) (T 0-0, 2 OT)
#33 Northeastern (Oct. 20) (L 0-1)
#40 SIU Edwardsville (Aug. 26) (L 0-1)
#41 Drexel (Oct. 31)
Martin Is Winningest Active Coach: Dukes' head coach Tom Martin is the winningest active coach in NCAA Division I soccer. In his 36th career season, he has a career record of 459-179-63. His record in 27 JMU seasons is 340-144-53.
JMU Week by Week in the National Polls
Highest rank of season in bold
Preseason: nr Soccer America | votes College Soccer News | #19 NSCAA
Aug. 27: nr Soccer America | nr College Soccer News | votes NSCAA
CAA Teams, Highest National Rank in 2012
Delaware, votes (College Soccer News preseason)
George Mason, 20th (NSCAA Sept. 18)
Georgia State, votes (NSCAA Aug. 28)
JMU, votes (NSCAA Sept. 18)
Northeastern, votes (NSCAA Sept. 4, Oct. 15, College Soccer News Oct. 8, Oct. 15)
Old Dominion, 4th (Soccer America Sept. 18)
National Rankings: Five JMU opponents (North Carolina, Old Dominion, Georgetown, SIU Edwardsville, Northeastern) are ranked or are receiving votes in the latest national polls (NSCAA, Soccer America, College Soccer News).
JMU Opponents in the National Polls (Oct. 22/23)
School, Game Date, Site (Result), Ranking*
SIU Edwardsville, Aug. 26, neutral (L 0-1), votes | nr | votes
North Carolina, Sept. 11, home (W 1-0), 4 | 5 | 4
Georgetown, Sept. 25, home (L 0-1), 6 | 8 | 8
Old Dominion, Oct. 3, away (T 0-0, 2 OT), 15| 20 | 16
Northeastern, Oct. 6, away (L 0-1), votes | nr | 27
* NSCAA | Soccer America | College Soccer News
In the Region: Five CAA members are ranked or receiving votes in the Oct. 22 South Atlantic Region Top 10 (NSCAA). Ranked are Old Dominion (#3), Northeastern (#4), Drexel (#6), Hofstra (tied #8) and George Mason (votes).
Other JMU opponents ranked in region polls include North Carolina (#1 in South), Georgetown (#2 in Northeast) and Loyola (#3 in North Atlantic).
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by scottbabb on 2012-12-03 09:29:21
I recently purchased an HD 400 and want to run it through the fx loop of my 5150 II head. My previous Digitech effects board allowed me to run it in a very simple manner: send/return and return/send. That's it. Simple. I've tried that with the HD and no luck. (I set my fx loop on, set the HD to stackamp, did my best with fx line levels, set my fx at post, check my volume pedal and overall output and made sure my fx loop on the 5150 was on) The amp just hummed. So I tried the 4 cable method. HD fx send to amp in, amp fx send to HD fx return, HD fx out to amp fx return and guitar to HD input. Now I lost the master volume for the amp, which I knew might happen but still no effects. It just really noisy. This seems very unconventional considering a 12 year old Digitech board was as simple as plug and play. Can anyone help?
Much thanks,
by Triryche on 2012-12-03 10:07:32
Connect the FX send on the 5150 to the POD's 1/4 guitar in and connect the POD's Left analog out the to 5150 FX return.
The POD HD's FX send and return are for its FX's loop. So if you wanted you can insert an FX loop block in your POD's signal chain and connect external pedals/effect via the FX loop.
by scottbabb on 2012-12-03 10:41:39
I will give it a try. Do you run your loop that way? Any "gotchas" I should be aware of or does my previous post cover the parameters.
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate your quick response.
by spaceatl on 2012-12-03 10:49:13
The HD400 loop is parallel...Set the mix to 100%...Also you might need to set the FX level to stomp...output level to line...that might be part of the noise problem with 4CM...You gotta get everything jsut right....Use the Send Level to correct the gain so you get something near unity...
by Triryche on 2012-12-03 11:05:45
The method I stated is only one method.
I think if you take the time to properly connect the 4CM you'll be happier in the long run.
by scottbabb on 2012-12-03 11:25:54
I'll give it another shot tonight. Thanks for the information. I didn't expect such immediately responses. Much appreciated. I'm sure all of you know how frustrating it can be when trying to set up new gear. You want it right ASAP! Both manuals are missing some critical information. I haven't had the need to buy new gear in a while so adapting to new methods and functions can be a bit of an education. If been taking my time with it but hit a bit of a dead end. This helps.
Thanks again guys.
by scottbabb on 2012-12-04 06:25:22
What about return level? -10db.
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You likely have a leak in your refrigerant or you were running the system on a super cool night.
Greetings all,
We recently turned back on the Central AC Unit and we noticed that it isn't blowing very cool through the vents and then, after a while, it isn't blowing cold air pretty much at all
So we went outside to look at the unit and we noticed that the connector is iced up!
I've attached an image below--does this look like some kind of common culprit? And, if so, what needs to be done to fix it and about how much is that going to run us?
Thanks in advnace for any help you can give us!
You likely have a leak in your refrigerant or you were running the system on a super cool night.
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Enjoying life in SW Florida
This is generally not DIY. There are a million things...some real bad, some not so bad.
Could be as simple as a clogged filter drier, dirty evap and/or condenser coils, needs a charge, etc.
Time to get a well qualified HVAC tech to take a look. He will get his gauges on the high and low sides, calculate the super heat, check the delta T across the drier, evaluate the coils and clean as necessary, etc.
It's probably low on freon and needs cleaning.
The quickest way to get some cool air is to set the fan to continuous and then set the thermostat up until the unit cycles on and off.
This will give you a little bit of cool air, however it won't be as efficient.
Important note I dont know man made laws, just laws of physics
Disclaimer: I'm a big fan of Darwin awards.
The first thing you will have to do is let the evaporator (inside unit) thaw out which will take a little while for the ice to melt.
Check for a clogged filter.
Check for a dirty coil especially if you have ever run your unit with out a filter. You will have to clean the coil
Check to see if you blower (evaporator) fan is operating....blowing air
See if you can see where the ice stops it the coil is not icing up. Where it stops is probably the bad component....expansion valve if you have one...or filter dryer...etc.
If none of the above you may have a leak as mentioned previously of which you will have to get a mechanic to check the pressures and find the leak.
Whoops if you have a heat pump it may be another problem such as an expansion valve
Last edited by gator37; 05-28-2010 at 05:07 AM.
Short of cleaning the evap and condensor coils there is nothing more a homeowner can do. It can be caused by any one of many factors and even a combination of several. Call an HVAC tech.
Perception is 3/4 of reality
If it is low on Freon, then it is not a DIY job to locate the problem or repair it.
As opposed to an automobile a/c system which has various hoses which can (very) slowly leak refrigerant, a home a/c unit has all soild metal connection. The only place a home a/c unit can leak is through seals. An auto system will lose refrigerant. It gets very messy legally about just putting refrigerant into a system that is leaking. Dumping refrigerant into the atmosphere is not good for the environment, and fixing it right is what is needed.
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Shirley Lewis-Brazeal and Bernard Alston were married on May 26, 2012, at three o'clock in the afternoon at Swift Creek Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. O.D. Sykes officiated the double-ring ceremony.
The bride was escorted by Aramis Brazeal, son of the bride, and given in marriage by her family.
The bride wore a floor length gown with a Chapel Train of Satin and Chiffon lace. The fitted bodice featured a scalloped, off the shoulder, neckline, was sleeveless and basque waist. Chiffon lace motifs outlined lavishly appliqued the bodice. Pearls and sequins beaded the lace motifs.
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Maid of honor was Shirlresa Brazeal of Atlanta, Ga., daughter of the bride. Bridesmaids were Stephanie Cofield-Brazeal of Tarboro, daughter-in-law of the bride; Lillie Whitaker of Greensboro, cousin of the bride; Destiny Zecharyah and Keziah Brazeal, of Miami, Fla., granddaughters of the bride.
Deacon Robert Alston, Jr., of Red Oak Road, brother of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were Isaac Brazeal of Tarboro, son of the bride; Robert D. Alston of Red Oak Road, nephew of the groom; E. Samuel Forbes, Terrance and Rodney Robinson, of Atlanta, Ga., grandsons of the bride. Ring bearer and Bell ringer was Master Jordan Robinson of Atlanta, Ga., grandson of the bride. Flower girls were Little Miss Makiya Smith and Little Miss Iyanna Brazeal of Tarboro, granddaughters of the bride. The wedding music was provided by the Male Chorus of Swift Creek Missionary Baptist Church. The wedding was directed by Rev. Milbourne of New Hope Community. The reception was held in the Fellowship Hall.
Register attendant was Susie Lewis of Swift Creek, niece of the bride. Serving punch, etc. was Lynette Pettaway of Princeville Community.
Other events honoring the couple were the Engagement Dinner hosted by Michael Pittler of Miami, Fla. The Bridal Shower, hosted by Lynette Pettaway, Stephanie Cofield-Brazeal of Edgecombe County, and Shirlresa Brazeal of Atlanta, Ga, and the Rehearsal Dinner was Friday night before the wedding.
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